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Former Ravens FB Lorenzo Neal “I think I would have played another two years if I didn’t go to Baltimore…Joey Flacco was a rookie so we just lined up and we ran the ball 40, 50 times a game…that year beat me up”

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Cole Jackson1 年前

The Ravens had the most rushing attempts that year with 592, 32 more than the second place Atlanta falcons

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Intercollegiate Wire1 年前

The Wire — your go-to for every personnel move in college football. Are you keeping up?

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Eff_Irsay1 年前

A fullback whining about fullbacking....you hate to see it.

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Quis1 年前

Pat Ricard was in a Greg Roman offense all them yrs nobody trying hear that lol

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a.bitz1 年前

People aren’t considering that he was 36 at the time, he’s absolutely right about this.

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E.1 年前

Pat Ricard would never…

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silly tilly1 年前

Now they run the ball 16 times with Henry and lose to teams they’re better than in the playoffs

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Rich1 年前

Why would you whine about this ?

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Abalanshé 🇸🇱1 年前

Will never him to battering Redskins LBs on SNF in ‘08. Him leading the way for McGahee, Rice and McClain was a problem

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CC Derek1 年前

When you signed with Baltimore I'm sure you said your body felt great and you were ready to have your best season. Because there's no way the Ravens woulda signed an aged Full Back who comes in asking to be put on a pitch count... Nah head on back to San Diego or wherever else.

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Pontifius Maximailian Realious1 年前

God forbid you do your job!!! Omg doing what’s best for the team is unheard of

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B’s1 年前

Underrated years for the ravens too , it was a nasty combo

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AgeofNick1 年前

Maybe, but I also remember thinking to myself during those years that he may not have another team willing to pay him what Baltimore did. He was in the FB position, which wasn't common in the league at the time.

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Popeyes1 年前

And this is why we must resign Patrick Ricard. Has he ever missed a game due to injury? Someone can fact check me.

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talita da silva 1 年前

Receiving $10,200 after investing $3,000 this is what I never expected and thanks for putting an undying smile on my face @OliviaSimmon___ services Thanks so much for your help and you are truly a woman of your words and I'm happy working with you @OliviaSimmon___

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Daniel1 年前

Greatest FB of all time!

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Michaelknight1 年前

Coming from the guy whoalso block for LT

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TAVON MASON Sr.1 年前

Killed his body

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